Prepare to be entertained! Over the weekend, several zoos took to social media to share hilarious reviews of their animals. Using the hashtag #rateaspecies, zoos, scientists, and academies of sciences all chimed in with their thoughts on their animals, adopting the style of an Amazon review.
From your beloved species to some unexpected surprises, these reviews covered it all. There were even a few five-star ratings and some scathing critiques of animals that were “mis-sold” over the years.
Oregon Zoo didn’t hold back in their reviews, although they were a bit stingy with the fifth star.
Attention all nature enthusiasts! If you’re a fan of zoos and botanical Gardens (@EZEDnFODx), then you’ll definitely want to check out the California Academy of Sciences. They recently took a shot at their albino alligator, Claude.
Ouch. After public outcry, they later upgraded this rating to a five.
Monterey Bay Aquarium was less favorable towards the river edition of the otter.
Don’t miss out on the California Academy of Sciences (@CAAcademy) and their fascinating exhibits. Explore the underwater world, witness captivating marine life, and let your imagination run wild. Plus, they have a unique interactive installation that will leave you shocked and amazed. It’s a must-visit for nature enthusiasts!
Scientists and zookeepers were quick to jump on the opportunity to leave scathing reviews of their mis-sold animals. They expressed their disappointment and frustration with the misrepresented creatures. It turns out that not all animals are as they seem. Some were not what they were promised to be, leaving scientists and zookeepers feeling deceived. This incident shed light on the importance of accurate information and transparency when it comes to selling animals. It’s crucial to ensure that animals are accurately described and that their true nature is not hidden. The incident also highlighted the passion and dedication of scientists and zookeepers in their pursuit of knowledge and their commitment to the well-being of the animals under their care.
Although, our favorite might have to be this one.
Or this one.
